Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
sUBURsAN RACE.

EvERffHEE9 AT SEA. KvRS As TO THE IoCK
EYs AND TIE HORSES THEY WILL RIDE.
NKw YoRK, jane IS. - Everything
seems 70 be at SEA about the great Sub
urban race today as Sheepsheaa Bay
Even the jockeys cannot say which ol
the horses they will ride. RapeFt Avery,
the fast horse. is the latest, and Rich
mond and HidaiRo cone in for sqaal
standing. Mclaughlin is expected 10
ride. IN spite OF bis injury Of Thursday,
and so is Snapper" Garrison. Ramon
has il that Ike Murphy will ride Hidaleo
and that the Eastern jockeys do not
like him and will press 10 rail or beat
him in the send Oh. MeL1nghliu, MaP
ply, Fitzpatrick. Mccarthy and Hamil
ton are ranked as favorites. and they
will show up the best with the bsttinR.
II the Suburban is won BY q jockey
Of the second or third class u will be 0
indeed surprise. Fremont and Hane-
YER are left out In the cold. It Is very
likely that no more than dozen horses
will start in the race.
There is every Indication tha. the at
tendance at the Sbeepshead Bay track
today will be the greatest on record
The opinion is unanimous among the
bsss iadgsa that the Suburban lies be.
tween Richmond and Qaito. Ben Bgyor,
tbs tFsiner Of Richmond, feels confident
OF winning. However, he fears Quito
more than env other horse. Grin,id's
Chance Is well thought of Ia the going.
Betting will open with Richmond favor
tie at about 90 I, With Quito second
choice at about to /.
The starters and betting in the sub
urban handicap at Sheepshead Bay TO
DAY were es follows; Starters-BaFnum,
HidalRo, Rataplan, Rupert, Ben Ali,
Wickham, 6rimaldi, Richmona, Quito,
Linden, Housetontc, Pontiea, Ori-
damme, Tea Booker. Eurus, Biscuit,
Pasha, Orlando. GreenheIk, Bonnie
Prince. Pools-Richmond, $50; Quito,
$17H; BreakBess pair, $3.50; HagRins
oair. $40; Gsinaldi, $50; 0rifiamme,
$40; Field, $50.
The track and quarter stretches OF
the in field we're living mass Of hu
manity. When the race was called, the
betting ring was 30 densely thronged
that several booths we're knocked down.
Up 10 the last moment the plunge OF
Richmond was absolutely teFFifis. The
held looked very pretty "a they went 10
the pest, bat unfortunately the race re-
salted IN q Rraad haseo. The horses
got the h4g at the second attempt,
sut . shout Of dismay vent ap
when IL was seen that Ben Ali and
Qnit0 were left at the post. EaTus was
the first away, followed By OFifi ANNE,
Richmond add Fen Booker. The others
we're strung out 10 nearly tbs half
post. GEimslsi got his neck 10 front
and Richmond began to fall back
Eurus increased his lead the further be
went, and farming into the stretch was
ave lengths in advance, with GFimaldi
second. In the stretch Orifsmm and
Wiokhan moved up. They could not
head Eurus, however, Who won 10 8
oanter By six lengths; Oritlamme SEQ
end. neck In front Of Wiokham; Gri
maldi fourth; time, 2:l2.
A magnificent floral horseshoe vas
presented 10 the winner. The valus Of
the race ts the winner is estimated 81
$4,000. Considering the heaviness OF
the ceufse, the time was very Good for q
mile and q quarter. The number OF
people on She track is estimated al
1900.
Az the very lowest Il is estim ated that
half q million dollars must have been
| bel on the track and over a million de-
pended Cd the winner. The book
| nakers had extra help and they could
not take the money in fast enough
| Richmond was q Tremendous fsvOrise
His trainer said before the race that be
| did net see bow be could lose. Quito
| however, bad such Q DO 9eFful following
that be crowded him close 10 the mar.
ket. Gsimaldi, wAo has q great Fepata
ton as q good performer In mud, vas
the pick Of the track talent. Rupert
was well supported and HaQeins IL said
TO have haa $50, 900 on Ben Ali.
There was q great hubub ever the
fact that Qlito and Ben Ali we're left q,
the post. HsRgins and Congressman
Scott we're 50 indignant that they said
they would not staui anY more horses
At Sheepshead Bay II Oald sell. 81 6
starter, vas not removed. Then therl
we're wild charges that Caldwell had
been bFibed by the b0okkeepers whc
stood 20 lose heavily on both horses
and decided 70 leave them; that the
Executive Committee would bold {
meeting and rule hlm Of for life. CAld
veil protested that Il vas Hst done In
tentiouklly; that the leaving Of th'
horaes vas "a accident. Garrison enc
Mclaughlin, the jockeys. said that thei
horses would not move of, and this VA
probably the cause, a. Ben Ali vas laf
IA the same manner carly In the week
Fne Executive Committee viil take n
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